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Answer 1

The following data show the height, in inches, of 11 different garden gnomes:

2

9

1

23

3

7

10

2

10

9

7



After removing the outlier, what does the mean absolute deviation of this data set represent? (4 points)


On average, the height of a garden gnome varies 3.2 inches from the mean of 7 inches.

On average, the height of a garden gnome varies 3.6 inches from the mean of 6 inches.

On average, the height of a garden gnome varies 3.2 inches from the mean of 6 inches.

On average, the height of a garden gnome varies 3.6 inches from the mean of 7 inches.
5.
(08.06)

Answer 2

\[\LARGE{\text{All numbers and equations below are EXAMPLES.}}\]
\(\large{\text{outlier}}\): a number outside the range of the rest,
example:\[1,8,15,23,58\]58 would be the outlier in this set.

\(\large{\text{average}}\): add all the values up and divide by the number of values,
example, using previous example set:\[\frac{1+8+15+23+58}{5}\]because there are 5 values in that set.

Answer 3

21

Answer 4

What 21?

Answer 5

Yea add it up then divide it by 5

Answer 6

I just said that \(\large{\text{all those numbers are examples}}\). Why are you using those?

Okay, now let's look for the outlier first. What is the outlier in your problem?
Here are your digits.

Answer 7

2, 9, 1, 23, 3, 7, 10, 2, 10, 9, 7

Which of these numbers is the \(\text{outlier}\)?

Answer 8

Remember: An outlier is a number that is outside the normal range of the other values.

If you had 1, 3, 8, 10 and then 58, your outlier would be 58 because there is not other number in the data set that is even remotely close to 58.

Answer 9

what do i subtract?

Answer 10

Did you take the outlier out yet?

Answer 11

i mean divide by?

Answer 12

83

Answer 13

The outlier is not 83... there is no 83 in the problem

Answer 14

nice new profile picture

Answer 15

Thank you.

Answer 16

2+9+1+23+3+7+10+2+10+9+7

Answer 17

One little thing... you didn't take out the outlier.
\[\LARGE{\text{What is the outlier?}}\]

Answer 18

I DONT KNOW

Answer 19

An outlier is a number that is outside the normal range of the other values.

Answer 20

Yep. So what is the outlier in the numbers the problems give you?

Answer 21

nice profile picture

Answer 22

I dont know can you give me the numbers so i can later divide it

Answer 23

Thank you.

An outlier is when you have a number that is far away from the other numbers. Does that make more sense?

Answer 24

nice profile picture

Answer 25

not really

Answer 26

nice profile picture

Answer 27

U here ace?

Answer 28

yea

Answer 29

Thank you?

Anyway, you need to find a number that is nowhere near the other numbers. That would be the outlier.

Here is an \(\large{\text{example}}\):
1, 5, 3, 10, 12, 18, 89

89 is the outlier because it is far away from the other numbers.

Answer 30

Which number in your problem is far away from the other numbers?

Answer 31

hey ace when u gonna email me?

Answer 32

23

Answer 33

Yes! Good job. ☺

Answer 34

i keep losing connection

Answer 35

Okay, now they want you to take the outlier out, so take the 23 out. Then you can find the average.

That's okay, I can wait. Don't worry

Answer 36

what do i divide by?

Answer 37

The number of values there are. How many values (numbers) are left over after you take out the 23?

Answer 38

yea

Answer 39

OK please right the equation im not really getting it FEEL LIKE ITS D

Answer 40

i mean B

Answer 41

I'm helping you get the equation. Slow steps.

Answer 42

How many numbers do you have if you take out the 23?

Answer 43

10

Answer 44

Right. So divide by 10.

Answer 45

What did you get?

Answer 46

2.3

Answer 47

Did you take out the 23 when calculating?

Answer 48

yes 23/10

Answer 49

No, you need to add all the values up then divide by 10 xD

Answer 50

6

Answer 51

You took out the outlier, 23, right?
Now you have 2, 9, 1, 3, 7, 10, 2, 10, 9, and 7

Answer 52

yea

Answer 53

Okay, yes. That's the average.
Now we need to find the \(\text{difference}\) between the mean and each of those numbers I just mentioned.

Answer 54

I dont know? ;-;

Answer 55

\[\large{60-2=58}\]\[\large{60-9=51}\]\[\large{60-1=58}\]\[60-3=...}\]Keep going. Continue this

Answer 56

is it B C

Answer 57

57

Answer 58

Oops. Last one should be \(\large{60-3}\)
Yep. Now keep going down the line. Do this for all the numbers.

Answer 59

6

Answer 60

is it B

Answer 61

Slow steps.

We did 60-2, 60-9, 60-1, 60-3.
Now do 60-7, 60-10, 60-2, 60-10, 60-9 and 60-7.

Make sure you write down each result.

---
So far you have 58, 51, 59, 57, from the ones I did for you.
What did you get from the rest?

Answer 62

Uhmmmm

Answer 63

wait 1 sec

Answer 64

No problem, take your time ☺

Answer 65

53, 50, 58, 50, 51, 53

Answer 66

Yes, good job

Now we have a new set of data.
58, 51, 59, 57, 53, 50, 58, 50, 51, 53

The mean deviation will be the average (mean) of these numbers.

Answer 67

Remember, you still have 10 values. So you still divide by 10

Answer 68

54

Answer 69

Yep! That should be your mean deviation. ☺

Answer 70

So its?...C

Answer 71

Oops... there was a typo
It was \(\large{six}\), not sixty

Answer 72

Guess we have to do everything over ^-^;
Sorry about that

Answer 73

;-;

Answer 74

NO NO NO

Answer 75

Just replace everything we did with 6 instead of 60 and you should get the answer.
This link is helpful, try reading it! http://www.mathsisfun.com/data/mean-deviation.html

Answer 76

B!!!!!!

Answer 77

ITS B :)

Answer 78

Did you calculate? xD

Answer 79

YES

Answer 80

and itss right

Answer 81

Yep! ☺

Answer 82

:d i got it (runs into parents rooms) (screams i got it mom, I GOT IT!!)

Answer 83

Haha xD
\[\LARGE{\text{Good job. ☺}}\]

Answer 84

A student wants to report on the number of books her friends read each week. The collected data are below:

0

24

1

4

5

2

5

4



Which measure of center is most appropriate for this situation and what is its value? (4 points)


Median; 2

Median; 4

Mean; 2

Mean; 4

please check this i wrote its B

Answer 85

Measure of center usually means \(median\), considering a median is when you put the numbers in order and find the middle value.

What did you get for the median?

Answer 86

btw I think you need to take out 24 because it's an outlier and would throw the data off

Answer 87

Please tell if its right or not i have 5 mins left on the timer

Answer 88

ty

Answer 89

it's wrong

Answer 90

sorry

Answer 91

What is it please fast

Answer 92

there's only one other median answer lol

Answer 93

A?

Answer 94

Yes

Answer 95

Also technically we're not allowed to help on test/quizzes >_>

Answer 96

(08.06)
The data set shows the number of cars parked in the restaurant parking lot during the lunch hour each day for two weeks:

8

7

14

10

13

27

11

10

14

7

12

9

14

9



Which of the following statements is true based on the data set? (4 points)


There is one outlier that indicates an unusually small number of cars were in the parking lot that day.

There are two outliers that indicate an unusually small number of cars were in the parking lot those two days.

There is one outlier that indicates an unusually large number of cars were in the parking lot that day.

There are two outliers that indicate an unusually large number of cars were in the parking lot those two days.

This one is C i wrote

Answer 97

is it?

Answer 98

I think it is